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July 18, 2013
Veronica Gonzalez
Freshman year of college can be scary but falling for college myths can fuel the flame of this fear.
I remember myths about my school: It was haunted, college seniors were going to somehow prank the freshmen, and walking under the school's clock tower would make you fail your classes. The rumors felt overwhelming at first but then I decided to put one of those myths to the test, starting with the clock tower. One day, I darted under it. The stained glass windows looked phenomenal from the inside and I thought, "How can something so beautiful be treated like a curse?" Days after my investigation, my grades were fine. As for the other myths that I heard about UIW, they were just the same: The school wasn't haunted and the college seniors never did prank the freshmen. Even though I was high on guard, they were all false.
The sad part about all this is that many college students will scare freshmen with myths and completely omit the good things about college like events, socials, etc. So how can you tell what's real or myth in college? First, if you hear about something and it concerns you, ask an advisor or professor about it. (Professors/advisors know more about the school than the student body.) Second, listen to how the subject is brought up and ask yourself, "Are they joking?" or "Do they sound serious?" Finally, listen to yourself. Do you take their word for it or yours? Only you can determine what's real and what's myth regarding your college.
Veronica Gonzalez is a rising junior at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas. Her current major is English and she plans to pursue a bachelor's degree in this field. She served as the vice president of the UIW chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta from 2012 to 2013 and she returns as a junior delegate in the fall of 2013. Her dreams are to publish novels and possibly go into teaching in the field of English.
July 17, 2013
Carly Gerber
As we all know, it's tough living a healthy lifestyle at college but according to USA Today College, doing so can lead to a higher GPA! Here are a few tips from me to help you live a little healthier while attending college:
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Carly Gerber is majoring in journalism at Columbia College Chicago. She loves fashion and hopes to cover the topic for a Chicago-area magazine. In her free time, she focuses on her blog, loves making jewelry and spending time on Pinterest and Pose. She hopes to use this blog to guide and relate to its followers: college students like herself!
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July 16, 2013
Melissa Garrett
With the environmental crisis being an important issue to many college students, an environmentally-efficient campus is definitely a plus for potential enrollments. Chatham University boasts environmental sustainability as one of its most important missions and the school has definitely tackled one issue: transportation.
Chatham has a number of common methods but some that are a bit more unique and uncommon. Like many universities, Chatham has embraced a shuttle system. These shuttles are referred to as "Green Machines" and run on biodiesel, a renewable and clean-burning alternative to diesel fuel. The shuttles run until 3 a.m. and not only take students to the nearby Eastside campus but also to the hotspot of Oakland. Students needing a break from studying and the everyday hustle and bustle of college life have an efficient way of getting to the restaurants, stores and museums that can be found in this popular area of town.
A student with a driver's license who does not have a car on campus has the option of renting a Zipcar. Having a Zipcar available discourages individual car ownership, therefore resulting in less pollution. Of course, not all students have licenses to drive but fortunately, public transportation has been made extremely easy to access at Chatham: Students are permitted to use any Port Authority bus for free simply by displaying their Chatham ID. The university encourages public transportation as a way to conserve energy and offering free fares for college students is definitely a great convenience for students looking to get to different areas of Pittsburgh.
Chatham University has definitely lived up to its promise of encouraging environmental sustainability. With transportation being one of the leading causes of pollution, providing alternatives to students that are easy to access greatly helps to reduce the campus' carbon footprint. What is your school doing to lessen its environmental impact?
Melissa Garrett is a sophomore at Chatham University majoring in creative writing with minors in music and business. She works as a resident assistant and is currently in the process of self-publishing several of her books. She also serves as the president of Chatham's LGBT organization and enjoys political activism. Melissa's ultimate goal is to become a college professor herself.
July 15, 2013
Chelsea Slaughter
Campus life can get hectic, especially if it is your first time experiencing it. With new opportunities, new people, new rules and new atmosphere all coming together for one big whirlpool of "NEW," it's easy to lose your head and lose focus of the true reason you decided to attend college...and that is higher education!
The most important way to stay grounded is keeping the right company. Friends have way more influence on us than we care to admit. Keeping a circle who can give you a good balance work and fun is key. It is also important to BE a good friend. Sometimes we care more for the well-being of others than our own. Learn to take your own advice!
Setting goals and/or a daily/weekly/monthly schedule will also make life easier. When things get crazy, it is always nice to have something to refer back to. Goal setting can help you determine when you have time to have fun and when it's time to get down to business.
Make sure to balance your extracurriculars as well. Don't JUST join all social or all academic clubs and don't JUST play sports – try a nice medley of everything! This way, you will always have a group to depend on when one aspect of your life is lacking.
College is all about new lessons and experiences but also about getting an education. Don't let all the "NEW" overwhelm you. Be spontaneous, try new things and have fun...but be SMART! Stay grounded and remember the lessons you learned growing up. (Your gut feeling will never let you down!) Keep your future first at all times and you'll navigate the "NEW" like a pro!
Chelsea Slaughter is currently a junior at Jacksonville State University majoring in communications (public relations concentration) and minoring in art. She serves as a resident assistant on campus, is the treasurer in the Public Relations Organization and is an active member in W.I.S.E., NAACP and Omicron Delta Kappa Honors Leadership Society. She aims to work in the entertainment industry post-graduation and is well on her way thanks to an internship with a digital marketer to several music artists. Chelsea strives to achieve all of her goals and motivate others along the way.
July 12, 2013
It's very crucial that every college student studies but one thing to study in college is the physicality and the expectations of the college classroom. Every classroom varies so get to know how things are done in each and every one of them.
When walking into a classroom, the first thing that must be done is to observe the set up. Are the chairs/desks lecture style, chevron style, etc.? Also, know where the doors, emergency exits and windows are in case of a fire or other dangerous situations. Observing these things is both helpful and safe.
Next, paying attention in class is extremely important. Try sitting near or in the front row so that you don't miss anything when note-taking. If the front row is full, however, find a seat near the lectern. If that fails, don't be afraid to talk to your professor. (Remember: Professors are there to help you learn in any way possible!) Never sit in the back of the classroom because that gives the impression that you think the subject matter of their class is a waste of time.
Besides observation and listening, having the right materials in class is important. Always bring textbooks, pens/pencils, plenty of paper, laptops (or tablets, if applicable) and homework assignments. This lets professors know that you're willing to participate in class; however, little distractions keep you from learning so avoid texting, social networking or Internet browsing in class, unless your professor gives the okay.
Finally, know your priorities and responsibilities as a student. Your main priority is to learn and interact with the professors and with fellow classmates. Also, study the syllabi so that you'll know what to expect in the courses.
Knowing the dos and don'ts of the college classroom will help you in more ways than one – you'll thank yourself later!
I know a few people (and I'm sure you do, too) who take ADHD medication; however, their names are not the ones on the prescription bottles.
Most people – often college students – who are not prescribed attention-deficit drugs like Adderall or Vyvanse use the pills during times of high stress, like during final exams. Getting a hold of these drugs is so easy that sending one text message to a friend can lead you to the door of a dealer. Usually, the dealers are students who are prescribed ADHD medication and have extra pills to distribute...but not for free. According to a recent New York Times article, a student revealed he is prescribed 60 pills a month from his hometown psychiatrist; he personally uses only 30 or 40 and sells the extra pills to students who want the added push to help them focus.
Universities around the country have become aware of attention-deficit medication abuse and are creating rules to eliminate the misuse. The biggest problem is for university officials to find a system that works. For example, California State University in Fresno requires students to go through two months of testing and paperwork, then sign a formal contract which requires them to submit to random drug testing, to see a mental health professional every month and to not distribute the pills. Other universities, like the University of Vermont, want nothing to do with evaluating and prescribing students ADHD medication and would rather have students go to outside health professionals to get prescriptions, as the school doesn't want to be liable if students get sick or die from using ADHD medication.
I believe there's another problem here. Students shouldn't feel stressed to the point of committing a federal offense by taking unprescribed attention-deficit medication. What do you think about students abusing ADHD medication and how can we eliminate this issue?
July 11, 2013
At Chatham University, the inclusion of all students is a top priority. One way this is accomplished is through a student organization in which people of various spiritual beliefs can gather to discuss their views. The All Faith Gathering has gained momentum in the past year and continues to positively impact the lives of Chatham students by encouraging diversity, acceptance and tolerance.
Each Thursday afternoon, students gather in a small room below the campus chapel. Meetings begin with a drum circle, with each guest listening to the sounds around them in order to sync up and create harmony. This is often followed by a discussion question that gets students' minds flowing with spiritual thoughts and theories, making for interesting conversations throughout the gathering. The rest of the hour usually consists of either a spiritual discussion or a guest speaker who teaches the group about their religion or special belief system.
Although the average attendance to Chatham's All Faith Gathering may be considered small, it is a tight-knit group that has formed close bonds of trust between its members. Most choose to live in the All Faith Living Learning Community in Woodland Hall, helping us to grow even closer together. As a living learning community, first-year students residing there with an interest in faith are encouraged to attend the gatherings.
Holding a gathering for students of various beliefs would be a good addition to any university campus: All it really takes is a few committed students, creativity and a sponsor. There are no set rules for how to hold a gathering and anything goes as long as respect is kept between members. By providing students with a place to be completely open, they can feel more comfortable being themselves regardless of their spirituality...or even their lack thereof.
Anthony Guzmán
Maybe you grew up in a small town where everyone knows everyone and gossip spreads like wildfire. Or maybe you just want to experience something new. Whatever the case is, my advice to you is to see the world through studying abroad! Who am I to tell you what to do? My freshman year of college has been the best year of my life, partly because I studied abroad. For spring break, the Mays Business School sponsored 15 freshmen to travel to Paris; this trip gave me the travel bug so I started the process for my first study abroad trip.
Imagine the study abroad planning process like an upside-down pyramid: At the top you have, "I want to go somewhere!" but as you move down the pyramid, you narrow your search until you are left with the perfect trip for you. To get to that point, you need to answer these questions:
As you can see, study abroad encompasses many aspects but there are plenty of resources. The first place to begin your search is your school's study abroad office: Set up an appointment, attend a seminar, review the study abroad website or just swing by and look for flyers for different programs. There is something out there for everyone whether you want to learn a language, teach English, dive deeper into your major or explore a different culture. For example, during May and June, I studied with Sol Education Abroad in Costa Rica, took classes at a local university, lived with a host family (my most cherished part) and went on excursions with a great group of students from different colleges.
Everyone's study abroad is unique – I did it my freshman year and it helped me get ahead while I had the time of my life! – but it's on you to make the experience a reality. Bon voyage!
Anthony Guzmán is currently a rising sophomore at Texas A&M University where he studies business management and Spanish. He hopes to use business to create positive change through non-profit organization. He devotes the majority of his time to Catholic ministry and he also enjoys dancing, being with friends and family, and traveling.
July 10, 2013
I was raised in a neighborhood with a top-notch school system filled with inspiring and caring teachers. I loved hearing their stories about working in inner-city schools and how drastically different their teaching experiences were there compared to teaching in a predominately upper-class suburb. My naïve mind thought that my teachers chose to work in the inner-city schools but that was far from the truth.
At the beginning of their careers, many of my teachers could only find jobs in neighborhoods with poor school systems. They described the struggles of teaching in such areas but believed it made their character stronger because they were able to help students who needed it most. Fast forward to the present, where some of my friends are pursuing careers in education: Many of them are complaining that they can't find teaching jobs in "safe" middle- or upper-class areas, echoing the same struggles many of my high school teachers encountered.
Does this say anything about my generation? According to a recent Time article entitled "Millennials: The Me Me Me Generation," individuals in my generation is known to be narcissistic and refuse to take crap from the older generation. Since we're known to take jobs that "feel right," we disregard opportunities that don't measure up to our standards; as a result, we suggest to others that employment rates are low because we can't get jobs that people who worked in the field for 10 years have acquired.
Though the Me Generation isn't all bad (I highly suggest reading the article to find out our positive characteristics), I think it's time my generation had a reality check. My peers need to understand that we won't get our ideal jobs when starting out but if we put in the proper time and effort, we will climb the ladder of success just as every generation before us had done. What do you think?
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"This is my husband's favorite breakfast treat and the ultimate comfort food," writes Karen Schroeder from Kankakee, Illinois. "It's warm, filling and always a hit when I serve it to guests."
9 Servings
Prep: 15 min. Bake: 35 min.
3 cups quick-cooking oats
1 cup packed brown sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 eggs, lightly beaten
1 cup fat-free milk
1/2 cup butter, melted
3/4 cup chopped peeled tart apple
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Through the years, Sheriff Amerson obtained more Cops in Schools grants, and because the county commission thought it was such a good program, we funded the program when the grants ran out. Today, the Calhoun County Board of Education funds the Cops in Schools program with money generated from a 1-cent sales tax for education the county commission enacted several years ago.
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I had the good fortune of being named the Dean of the School of Education in 2007, after many years as a member of the education faculty and dean at Brown University in Rhode Island. I am an educational psychologist interested in helping schools create positive learning environments for students from diverse backgrounds.My research has included evaluations of community programs to prevent substance abuse by youth, creating supportive learning environments for students with learning disabilities, and examinations of the relationship between self-concept and school achievement.
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1. AdventSource
A non-profit company organized as a part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America, AdventSource is headquartered on the Union College campus. They provide resources for local church leaders in the North American Division and around the world. AdventSource is a member of the Church Resource Consortium and partners with other member organizations to develop, produce and market targeted leadership resources in a wide range of ministries.
Built in 1914 to serve as the library for the town of College View with funds from an Andrew Carnegie grant, the historical Carnegie Building is occupied by Marketing Communications. This department creates and implements promotional materials and handles media and public relations for the college. To view a panoramic video of the Carnegie Building, click here.
3. Cooper Place - Student Housing
4. Kern and Bancroft Apartments - Student Housing
5. College View Academy and Gymnasium
The present College View church building was completed in 1978 and dedicated in 1984. The Austrian-built Rieger Organ fills the sanctuary with glorious praise to God. The stained glass murals depict the sacrificial system from the fall of Adam and Eve to the second advent of Christ. These windows have become a showpiece within the city of Lincoln.
This building is occupied by The Division of Fine Arts, which includes the music and art departments. The west half of the complex was completed in 1947 as Engel Hall, especially designed as the music building. It was named for Carl C. Engel, head of the music department and teacher of violin and cornet for 32 years. Facilities include faculty offices, band and choir rehearsal rooms, piano practice rooms and a recital hall. Many alumni will remember the east half of the building as the library, completed in 1937. By 1966, the library's collection had outgrown the building and an addition was built, joining it with Engel Hall. The art department moved into the building in 1984 when the library moved to its new facility. Art and graphic design students enjoy spacious drawing and painting rooms, pottery, sculpture and stained glass labs, and a Mac lab.
8. Everett Dick Administration Building
The Everett Dick Administration Building replaced the original brick College Building in 1975. In 1978, the building was named in honor of Dr. Everett Dick, history professor at Union for nearly 60 years. In the early 1970s, Dr. and Mrs. Dick solicited funds for the new administration building from Union alumni around the country. The Everett Dick Administration Building houses all of the college administrative offices; division offices for religion, humanities, human development, and business and computer science; classrooms; and computer labs. To view panoramic videos of the Everett Dick Building or an amphitheater classroom, click on the links.
The sculpture of the three angels of Revelation was a gift from the class of 1974. The artist was Alan Collins. This sculpture is on the wall on the first floor of the Everett Dick Administration Building.
9. George Stone School
Sometimes known as the Union College Auditorium and nicknamed the Thunderdome, the gymnasium accommodates physical education classes, intramural games and Saturday night activities for the students and community. The gymnasium is the home of the Warriors, Union's varsity athletic teams. The gymnasium was opened in December 1942, when the students inaugurated it with a roller skating party.
11. Helen Hyatt Elementary School
This ivy-covered building, completed in 1946, houses the Division of Science and Mathematics. Dr. Guy C. Jorgensen, for whom the hall is named, was department head and chemistry teacher from 1925 to 1956. In 1967, Dr. Charles E. Plumb, another former science teacher and 1913 graduate, answered a need for more space in the science facilities. He and his wife gave a large sum of money toward the construction of what is now called the Plumb addition. Jorgensen Hall houses specially designed science classrooms and laboratories. Grant funding has provided science students highly technical scientific instruments with which to experiment.
While the building's function has changed dramatically over its history, it still bears the name of former Lincoln mayor and philanthropist, Don Love, who donated money to build an industrial center at Union College in 1939. An additional gift from Love was again received in 1940 to expand the building so it could house both a broom factory and a furniture factory (neither is still in operation). Other additions to the building came in 1954 and 1984, when major renovation changed the look of the front of the building and added an atrium, joining the two portions of the original building. The library moved into the building in 1984 and was dedicated in memory of Ella Johnson Crandall, an alumna. Other campus spaces within the Don Love Building are the Career Center, Campus Store, Student Center, ASB offices, Teaching Learning Center, Woods Auditorium, Plant Services and NAD-operated AdventSource.
Completed in the beginning of 2004, the Ortner Center is located at the center of campus and brings the added benefits of a 24-hour campus information center, conference meeting space and guestrooms, which are open to the public. Construction involved a rebuilding and expansion of Culver Hall, a men's residence and food service area. This project was made possible through the Alvin Ortner Trust.
Culver Hall, a men's residence within the Ortner Center, is located directly in front of the site of the old South Hall, which burned in 1954. The residence hall is named for Elder Montie Culver, dean of men from 1945 to 1962, and his wife, Rosella.
17. Plant Services
18. Prescott Hall - Men's Residence
Prescott Hall, completed in 1967, accommodates up to 192 men and several guest rooms. The dormitory is named in honor of W. W. Prescott, Union's first president, a giant in the history of Seventh-day Adventist education.
19. Rees Hall - Women's Residence
Rees Hall, completed in 1958, was named in honor of Miss Pearl L. Rees, dean of women for 25 years. The east wing was added in 1965. Rees Hall can accommodate 300 women and has several guest rooms. Rees Hall also houses a chapel.
20. Sand Volleyball Court
21. Tennis Courts
22. Parking
Campus landmarks and public art
The sculpture of the three angels of Revelation was a gift from the class of 1974. The artist was Alan Collins. This sculpture is on the wall on the first floor of the Everett Dick Administration Building.
In the winter of 1890, the Union College locating committee saw only a snowy field and a few scraggly trees. Today we walk on green lawns beneath majestic trees. In April 1981, the campus became an affiliate site of the Nebraska Statewide Arboretum. Named after Union's director of grounds from 1948-1969, the Joshua C. Turner Arboretum contains more than 100 identified species of trees and bushes. View detailed species list and photos.
Bench Monument
The bench monument was built in 1976 to preserve a portion of Union's roots. It was constructed of bricks from the smokestack of the old powerhouse and from the College Building. The College Building's cornerstone, marked with the year 1890, is part of the bench. The words "Union College" on the bench back were located between the second and third floors above the front entrance of the College Building.
The landmark that is the most "Union" of all is the clock tower. Completed in 1971, this 100-foot steel tower stands in the center of campus in front of the administration building. In addition to its function as a landmark and clock, the tower is equipped with carillon chimes that can be heard on campus and in the surrounding neighborhood. The chimes are played following church services and for other special occasions.
The class of 1906 is credited with the origin of a Union tradition that now symbolizes a key component of Union College's mission—joyful service to the world. The class presented the college with a large world map covered with yellow strings connecting the location of Union College to the countries where former students had served or were serving as missionaries. Over the years, the display referred to as "the map and strings" became "the golden cords," and the Hanging of the Golden Cords service became an annual college event. During this Homecoming Weekend service, former and current students who have served as missionaries are honored by having a cord hung for them. A piece of the cord is sent to each missionary as a reminder that "Union College never forgets her own."
Located on the north wall of the Ortner Center lobby, this sculpture was made possible through gifts honoring Jean Lang Carlson, deceased spouse of alumnus and board member Ron Carlson. The artwork was designed and built by Bohl Ironworks of Jamestown, North Dakota. The owners, Brad and Corey Bohl are both alumni of Union. The sculpture symbolizes how the seeds of learning and faith planted at Union College bear fruit around the world.
The rock pile, a favorite gathering place for students, is located near the clock tower in the heart of campus. This simple cluster of rocks representing one of Union's first traditions has been the spot for many student discussions, including marriage proposals. Stone placing was common on college campuses during the late 1800s. This tradition made its way to Union with the class of 1896, but the rock pile as we know it actually began two years later.


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By Abiola Abrams
Some of us view Hollywood stars as lifestyle role models. You want Sofia Vergara's lipstick, Beyonce's curly hair or the Balenciaga bag that everybody and their mother was rocking on the red carpet recently. While it's cool to mix celeb style with your own once in a while, it's important to remember that the people who entertain us with movies, TV and music are just that — people.
That said, the famous are more human than we realize, and some of our favorite celebrities have one thing in common that we should never seek to emulate — their tumultuous relationships. In fact, let's learn from the love, sex and dating mistakes of the stars.
Here are some celebrity relationship snafus to avoid:
Love Mistake: Never Being Single.
It seemed like Jennifer Lopez was barely divorced from her crooner hubby Marc Anthony before stepping out with sexy back up dancer Casper Smart. Before that, she made a seamless transition from her Bennifer engagement to her JenAnthony marriage. What's up with that?
Going from relationship to relationship is a mistake. Taking a break between longtime loves is the best way to heal and ensure that we come to the next marriage or engagement as whole human beings.
Related: 10 Love Lessons from Bruce Springsteen
Love Mistake: Marrying too soon.
Kim Kardashian and what's-his-face Humphries had the 72-day fairytale heard 'round the world. It seemed like Kimmie was set to continue the Dash girls tradition of meeting and immediately ending up happily ever after. Look at her little sister Khloe and her b-baller Lamar Odom. Their less than one month courtship has yielded a relationship that's still going strong.
Bottom line? Khloe and Lamar are a wonderful fluke. Marrying someone before you've even had the "where will we live" conversation is a huge mistake. Sorry, Kris Humphries!
Related: Kim Kardashian's Divorce – A Reminder About Relationship Mistakes to Avoid
Love Mistake: Stealing someone else's lover.
Man and woman stealing is a time honored Hollywood tradition. See LeAnn Rimes, Tori Spelling, Angelina Jolie and even old school movie star Elizabeth Taylor. It's a big world out there. If your love cheated to be with you, then how can you ever trust that this pattern won't be repeated? The answer is, you can't.
Karma is a mean goddess, and hell hath no fury like karma scorned. Just sayin.'
Love Mistake: Getting a mistress pregnant.
Arnold Schwarzenegger sure did seem preachy about family values as the Republican governor of California, didn't he? Little did we know that the Governator was not only sleeping with the maid, but he'd had a love child with her as well. Oy vey.
Obviously, this is a relationship no-no to be avoided at all costs.
Love Mistake: Bashing your ex.
When we watched Kelsey Grammer's previous wife Camille Grammer battle the divorce demon on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," our hearts broke for her. Her A-list husband cheated and ran. Sure, she had choice words about him on her reality show, but then Mr. Grammer behaved deplorably by bashing his former Mrs. in an interview with Pierce Brosnan.
A smarter move is always to take the high road. See Jennifer Aniston for lessons on grace under fire. Okay, it didn't work out, and she moved on. Sure, it's probably messy. Life is a contact sport.
What are some other celeb love snafus? Dating different versions of the same jerk a la Halle Berry, returning to the scene of the crime like Rihanna or falling apart after a breakup like Demi Moore are all examples not to follow.
Ah, le love. You're much better off copying a celebrity hair cut than imitating their love styles. Here's to shiny, happy and healthy relationships!
Abiola Abrams is a lifestyle expert and host of "Abiola's Kiss and Tell TV." Her next book is entitled The Official Bombshell Handbook. Find her fun and scandalous love advice and interviews at http://www.AbiolaTV.com. She tweets @abiolatv.
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I think Jeniffer went so fast when it comes to changing partner and I dont now whats her reason choosing someone who is younger but that surely builds her popularity even more.
Michelle Anne White
Kim and Kris = to fail relationship is also equal to = fake relationship
I dont know what Jen found with that small guy. There are a lot of hot guys out there why him? still not getting it Jeniffer.
How long was it again before Jeniffer found Casper Smart Guy.
I like what you said. I think Kim just took advantage of the situation so its no doubt that they have no future together.
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Love it! Thanks, guys. xoxo
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If calling Arnold's act a "mistake", where does it leave people like me? Perhaps an extreme error of judgement on his part. http://www.alovechild.com
I would like to add "tattooing Billy Bob's name on your arm".


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Bakeries >Jarosch Bakery Inc
35 Arlington Heights Rd, Elk Grove Village, IL | Directions 60007-148042.026902 -87.987753
Monday- Thursday: 6:30 am - 6:30 pm
Friday: 6:30 am - 7:00 pm
Saturday: 6:30 am - 6:00 pm
Closed Sunday
Disappointed – I called to inquire about cupcakes for a party. Commented that I wanted something better than the store bought offering. Commented that I HATE butter cream and all of the junk that can be loaded into it. . The rep I talk to assured me their butter cream was good, not greasy. I ordered 24 cupcakes.
Picked them up 2 days later brought them home and tried one. It took my lipstick right off. My hubby not believing my claim entirely (After all I had talked to the bakery staff and I tend to be very direct/specific ) was surprised to see how 1) the stuff would not break up in hot water and 2 how water beaded up on my hands when I rubbed frosting between them. Not greasy? SIGH!
Wanting to "believe" I called and said ok hey tell me what is in here. What are we eating. The bakery employee gladly read off a list of ingredients but could not confirm what some were (were they all pure vegetable shortenings I had asked)
Though the cake itself was quite good I threw them all out.
I have no cupcakes for my 10am party tomorrow.I will have to make apologies as I will have nothing to bring..
Don't quote them – While they're cakes are very good, be careful when pricing out the cakes if you call. They mis-quoted me on both cakes I priced out so when I ordered the appropriate days in advance I was paying 50% more. They would not work with me to figure out why or do any adjustment for the mistake. There was one specific thing I knew might cost more and I asked directly about it and got the misquote.
A bit of heaven on a fork... – A couple years ago I was at a wedding and the bride was so excited to have her cake made by Jarosch. When I finally took my first bite, it was amazing. Each piece was so thick with layers, each made from a different type of cake. It was like having a buffet of all the best cakes on one plate. Jarosch has become a favorite amongst our family and friends ever since.
none better in burbs – just the best coffee cakes period check out the custard pecan or the marzipan.
everything else is pretty good also,butter cookies melt in your mouth,the cherry cups are alittle bit of paridise.
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- Brim: 2"
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Everything Bad is Good for You
How Today's Popular Culture is Actually Making Us Smarter
Steven Johnson - Author
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From the author of the New York Times bestseller Mind Wide Open comes a groundbreaking assessment of popular culture as it's never been considered before: through the lens of intelligence.
Forget everything you've read about the age of dumbed-down, instant-gratification culture. In this provocative, intelligent, and convincing endorsement of today's mass entertainment, national bestselling author Steven Johnson argues that the pop culture we soak in every day-from The Lord of the Rings to Grand Theft Auto to The Simpsons-has been growing more and more sophisticated and, far from rotting our brains, is actually posing new cognitive challenges that are making our minds measurably sharper. You will never regard the glow of the video game or television screen the same way again.
It is a truth nearly universally acknowledged that pop culture caters to our base instincts; mass society dumbs down and simplifies; it races to the bottom. The rare flowerings of "quality programming" only serve to remind us of the overall downward slide. But no mater how many times this refrain is belted out, it doesn't get any more accurate. As we've seen, precisely the opposite seems to be happening: the secular trend is toward greater cognitive demands, more depth, more participation. If you accept that premise, you're forced then to answer the question: Why?
For decades, the race to the bottom served as kind of a Third Law of Thermodynamics for mass society: all other things being equal, pop culture will decline into simpler forms. But if entropy turns out not to govern the world of mass society - if our entertainment is getting smarter after all - we need a new model to explain the trend. That model is a complex, layered one. The forces driving the Sleeper Curve straddle three different realms of experience: the economic, the technological, and the neurological. Part of the Sleeper Curve reflects changes in the market forces that shape popular entertainment; part emanates from long-term technological trends; and part stems from deep-seated appetites in the human brain.
The Sleeper Curve is partly powered by the force of repetition. Over the past 20 years, a fundamental shift has transformed the economics of popular entertainment: original runs are now less lucrative than repeats. In the old days of television and Hollywood, the payday came from your initial airing on network or your first run at the box office. The aftermarkets for content were marginal at best. But the mass adoption of the VCR, and cable television's hunger for syndicated programming, has turned that equation on its head. In 2003, for the first time, Hollywood made more money from DVD sales that it did from box-office receipts. Television shows repurposed as DVDs generated more than a billion dollars in sales during the same period. And the financial rewards of syndication are astronomical: shows like The Simpsons and The West Wing did well for their creators in their initial airings on network television, but the real bonanza came from their afterlife as reruns.
How do the economics of repetition connect to the Sleeper Curve? The virtue of syndication or DVD sales doesn't lie in the financial reward itself, but in the selection criteria that the reward creates in the larger entertainment ecosystem. If the ultimate goal stops being about capturing an audience's attention once, and becomes more about keeping their attention through repeat viewings, that shift is bound to have an effect on the content. Television syndication means pretty much one thing: the average fan might easily see a given episode five or 10 times, instead of the one or two viewings that you would have expected in the Big Three era. Shows that prosper in syndication do so because they can sustain five viewings without becoming tedious. And sustaining five viewings means adding complexity, not subtracting it. Reruns are generally associated with the dumbing down of popular culture, when, in fact, they're responsible for making the culture smarter.
To appreciate the magnitude of the shift, you need only rewind the tape to the late seventies and contemplate the governing principle that reigned over prime-time programming in the dark ages of Joanie Loves Chachi — a philosophy dubbed the theory of "Least Objectionable Programming" by NBC executive Paul Klein. LOP is a pure-breed race-to-the-bottom model: you create shows designed on the scale of minutes and seconds, with the fear that the slightest challenge — "thought," say, or "education" — will send the audience scurrying to the other networks.
Contrast LOP with the model followed by The Sopranos —é what you might call the Most Repeatable Programming model. MRP shows are designed on the scale of years, not seconds. The most successful programs in the MRP model are the ones you still want to watch three years after they originally aired, even though you've already seen them three times. The MRP model cultivates nuance and depth; it welcomes "tricks" like backward episodes and dense allusions to Hollywood movies.
The transformation of video games — from arcade titles designed for a burst of action in a clamorous environment, to contemplative products that reward patience and intense study — provides the most dramatic case study in the power of repetition. The titles that lie at the top of the all-time game bestseller lists are almost exclusively games that can literally be played forever without growing stale: games like Age of Empires, The Sims, or Grand Theft Auto that have no fixed narrative path, and thus reward repeat play with an ever-changing complexity; sports simulations that allow you to replay entire seasons with new team rosters, or create imaginary leagues from different eras. Titles with definitive endings have less value in the gaming economy; the more open-ended and repeatable, the more likely it is the game that will be a breakout hit.
Technological innovation, of course, has contributed mightily to the Sleeper Curve. To begin with, most of the media technologies introduced over the past 30 years have been, in effect, repetition engines: tools designed to let you rewind, replay, repeat. It seems amazing to think of it now, but just 30 years ago, television viewers tuning in for All in the Family or M*A*S*H had almost no recourse available to them if they wanted to watch a scene again, or catch a bit of dialogue they missed. If you wanted to watch the "Chuckles the Clown" episode of Mary Tyler Moore again, you had to wait six months, until CBS reran it during the summer doldrums — and then five years before it started cycling in syndication.
Since those days, the options for slowing down or reversing time have proliferated: first the VCR; then the explosion of cable channels, running dozens of shows in syndication at any given moment; then DVDs 15 years later; then TiVo; and now "on demand" cable channels that allow viewers to select programs directly from a menu of options — as well as pause and rewind them. Viewers now curate their own private collections of classic shows, their DVD cases lining living-room shelves like so many triple-decker novels. The supplementary information often packaged with these DVDs adds to their repetition potential.
These proliferating new recording technologies are often described as technologies of convenience, but the technology has another laudable side effect: it facilitates close readings. As technologies of repetition allowed new levels of complexity to flourish, the rise of the Internet gave that complexity a new venue where it can be dissected, critiqued, rehashed, and explained. Even a modestly popular show — like HBO's critically acclaimed drama Six Feet Under — has spawned hundreds of fan sites and discussion forums, where each episode is scrutinized and annotated with an intensity usually reserved for Talmudic scholars. The fan sites create a public display of passion for the show, which nervous Hollywood execs sometimes use to justify renewing a show that might otherwise be cancelled due to mediocre ratings. Shows like Arrested Development and Alias survive for multiple seasons thanks in part to the enthusiasm of their smaller audiences — not to mention the fans' willingness to buy DVD versions en masse when they're eventually released.
The new possibilities for meta-commentary are best displayed in game walk-throughs: those fantastically detailed descriptions that "walk" the reader "through" the environment of a video game, usually outlining the most effective strategies for completing the game's primary objectives. Hundreds of these documents exist online, almost all of them created by ordinary players, assembling tips and techniques from friends and game discussion boards. If you have your doubts about the spatio-logical complexity of today's video games and don't have the time to sit down and play one yourself, I recommend downloading one of these walk-throughs from the Web and scrolling through it just to gauge the scale and intricacy of these gameworlds.
Pop culture's race to the top over the past decades forces us to rethink our assumptions about the base tendencies of mass society. Almost every Chicken Little story about the declining standards of pop culture contains a buried blame-the-victim message: Junk culture thrives because people are naturally drawn to simple, childish pleasures. Children zone out in front of their TV shows or their video games because the mind seeks out mindlessness. This is the Slacker theory of brain function: the human brain desires above all else that the external world refrain from making it do too much work. Given their druthers, our brains would prefer to luxuriate among idle fantasies and mild amusements. And so, never being one to refuse a base appetite, the culture industry obliges. The result is a society where maturity, in Andrew Solomon's words, is a "process of mental atrophy."
Think about it this way: if our brain really desired to atrophy in front of mindless entertainment, then the story of the last 30 years of video games — from Pong to The Sims — would be the story of games that grew increasingly simple over time. You'd never need a guidebook or a walk-through; you'd just fly through the world, a demigod untroubled by challenge and complexity. Game designers would furiously compete to come out with the simplest titles; every virtual space would usher you to the path of least resistance. Of course, exactly the opposite has occurred. The games have gotten more challenging at an astonishing rate: from PacMan's single page of patterns to Grand Theft Auto III's 53,000-word walk-through in a mere two decades. The games are growing more challenging because there's an economic incentive to make them more challenging — and that economic incentive exists because our brains like to be challenged."Revelatory...Daring...Finally, an intellectual who doesn't think we're headed down the toilet!" –Washington Post Book World
"Persuasive...The old dogs won't be able to rest as easily once they've read Everything Bad is Good for You, Steven Johnson's elegant polemic.... It's almost impossible not to agree with him."—Walter Kirn, The New York Times Book Review
"A thought-provoking argument that today's allegedly vacuous media are, well, thought provoking...A brisk, witty read, well versed in the history of literature and bolstered with research...Johnson, it turns out, still knows the value of reading a book. And this one is indispensable." —Time
"There is a pleasing eclecticism to [Johnson's] thinking. He is as happy analyzing Finding Nemo as he is dissecting the intricacies of a piece of software ... Johnson wants to understand popular culture…in the very practical sense of wondering what watching something like The Dukes of Hazzard does to the way our minds work." —Malcolm Gladwell, The New Yorker
"The author Newsweek called one of the most influential people in cyberspace...is back. The beauty of Johnson's latest work — beyond its engaging, accessible prose — is that anyone with even a glancing familiarity with pop culture will come to the book ready to challenge his premise. Everything Bad Is Good for You anticipates and refutes nearly every likely claim, building a convincing case that media have become more complex and thus make our minds work harder." —Cleveland Plain Dealer
"Through a string of airtight, academic and very entertaining essays, Johnson maintains that prime-time TV is more intellectually engaging than ever." —Time Out New York
"Sophisticated...nimble...strangely satisfying." —Newsday
"Johnson's challenge to the oft-repeated lament that mass culture is dumbing down is as enlightening as it is necessary." –BookForum
"Johnson may be the first mainstream writer to bring neuroscientific inquiry to 'The Apprentice'...It's scientific and literary rigor, couch-potato style." –Chicago Tribune
"Johnson paints a convincing and literate portrait, and he shows himself to be a master of many disciplines, which deepens the well of his credibility." –San Francisco Chronicle
"Engaging...Intriguing...Breezy and funny... Johnson is a forceful writer, and he makes a good case; his book is an elegant work of argumentation." —Salon.com
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